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How CTEM is providing better cybersecurity resilience for organizations
- Cyber threat exposure management (CTEM) is an effective way to achieve reliability for organizations by identifying, assessing and mitigating new cyber risks as they materialize.
- The importance of developing cybersecurity resilience cannot be overstated. The key components of cybersecurity resilience include proactive risk management, continuous monitoring and improvement, incident response and recovery, and maintaining a progressive cybersecurity culture.
- CTEM provides a much more proactive approach to strengthening an organization's security posture.
- CTEM frameworks incorporate key components such as threat intelligence, vulnerability management, security testing, and risk assessment.
- CTEM deployments involve continuous improvement and refinement and have five stages- scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization.
- Implementing CTEM is an important step for improving the cybersecurity resilience for organizations.
- Steps to follow while implementing CTEM include a cybersecurity risk assessment, embracing automation, prioritizing and validating discovered vulnerabilities, and establishing clear communication channels.
- Organizations need to take a proactive and continuous approach to their risk management strategy in order to achieve reliability and a resilient cybersecurity posture.
- Continuous cybersecurity resilience is essential to address the assets and associated risks of an organization.
- CTEM solutions provide rapid defense against known and emerging cyber threats in real-time, enabling organizations to become much more proactive in securing their IT assets.
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